Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-04
PERSONAL,

CHAUYcEY NJ. DEPEw recently asked a
banjo club to disturb the silence"
DWIGHT L. MOODY, Francis Murphy. and
Ira u. Sankey are trying to revive" Chicago
CHARLES FARwELL, Senator elect from H.
lin0is, resembles Garfield in feature TO q strlk-
ing degree.
1T sounds funny. but the name of the new
Consul TO Mexico, Missouri gentleman ia
Elizabeth Caroline Moore. He was named
for his two grandmothers.
HENRY IRVING will not confine himself To
Faust" during his coming Nmerican season,
but will be seen in mot of the old familiar
plays, Hamlet" alone excepted.
No monument To Garibaldi has yet been
erected az Naples. lt Is now PROPOSED to
place one on the heights of st. Elmo, where
1t can he seen from al parts of the city.
SURVEYOR LANCASTER, of st. LOUIS, has
brought second suit against Congressman
Glover, OF the same city, for libel, he amount
OF the damages asked aggregating $3.50, 900.
DIRECTOR HoLMAN's favorlte lunch n a
steaming oyster stew and a glass of water
with something of dark red color to keep
the water down after he reaches the sanctfty
of his committee room.
ALLAN G. THURMAN has the best assort-
ment of chickens in his neIghborhood, and
takes good care of them; but, with ali his
wealth. he Keeps no horses. Mrs. Thurman
is afraid 10 ride and her husband does not
care to.
THERE is presently to be erected in the Ca :
thedral of Rouen, France, a monumental
statue OF Rene Robert Caveier de la Sale
the explorer OF the great lakes and the Mlssis-
sppI river, and founder of the French colony
OF Louisiana. lie was a native OF Rouen.
PITTsBURG possesses two wealthy little
women 10 The Misses Stella Hays and Irwin
Laugh In. The former 10 IA years Of age, and
one of four heirs to $50 0O0O lett by her vrn a
father. Irwin Laughin, 10 years of age IA
an orphan and sole heiress to many millions
e. q. soRoGGs is spoken of ly the Nashville
papers as one OF the most remarkable men in
that city. A young man of limited capital,
he has since last October, by fortunate and
shrewd Investments, cleared about $60, 20, 0 in
Nashville real estate. = he remarkable part
of the matter is that he has for the last fifteen
years been entirely blind.
THE Berlin journals announce that the Gar
will soon start ON voyage abroad. lie will
first proceed TO Munich. IRON there to Stutt.
CART, thence 10 Switzerland and by way OF
Italy will return to Russia by Vienna, The
steward of tue journey, Baron Staude ia said
to have been on his way for some time ar
ranging for the travels of the Emperor.
MAJ. w. W. ARMSTRONG. of the Plain
Dealer, Will be Cleveland's sixth editorial
Postmaster, The lrst was Benjamin An
drews, Of the Commercial Intelligencer. in
1912 The second was 4. p. Spencer, of the
Advertiser. in ls45. Number three was j. W.
Gray, OF the Plain Dealer, Ia 1853. Number
four was Edwin Cowles, of the Leader, in
1861: and the 6fth was his successor, George
A. Benedict. 10 1865.
Pres DENT GREvY. OF France, as everyone
knows, is very simple In his habits. lie is
now nearly 80 years of age. and is growing
feeble He was re-elected President be-
cause he WAS known 10 be an honest aud
O cafe man. Recently his PHI, siclans pre-
scrlbed for him TO drink two qua OF milk
day and TO sleep till O'Clock in the morning
But as soon rs the milkman. who brings the
mn m "a r IN f,f q ,
Presidential chamber with the pride of an
Artaban, two hours before daybreak every
morning. the President comes out, and with
an amicable bow and n pleasant word seizes
the tin can nd tries TO carry out the orders
Of his physicians by an effort to drink the two
quarts in one draugbt. On these Occa ions
President Grevy meets the milkman in his
Fo6s 40 oham6ie,